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Page 231
The most obvious mark in the case of the majority of Irish people is the fact that
they speak English – but that English is a special variety . To quote Dr . Birch
again : English as spoken in Ireland has many interesting peculiarities . Some of
...
The most obvious mark in the case of the majority of Irish people is the fact that
they speak English – but that English is a special variety . To quote Dr . Birch
again : English as spoken in Ireland has many interesting peculiarities . Some of
...
Page 233
The phonology of Anglo - Irish is a half - way house : the clash of sound - systems
( English and Irish ) has produced a compromise . A typical interference is the
substitution of the Irish sounds ( and d ( as in tá and dá ) for the English sound th
...
The phonology of Anglo - Irish is a half - way house : the clash of sound - systems
( English and Irish ) has produced a compromise . A typical interference is the
substitution of the Irish sounds ( and d ( as in tá and dá ) for the English sound th
...
Page 338
A good English name ? Possibly . But the chances are that he was a Frenchman ,
maybe without a word of English . Nevertheless a number of surnames that
frequently recur in our sources indicate that the burgess and small tenant
population ...
A good English name ? Possibly . But the chances are that he was a Frenchman ,
maybe without a word of English . Nevertheless a number of surnames that
frequently recur in our sources indicate that the burgess and small tenant
population ...
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Medieval Jug from Castleinch Ellen Prendergast | 238 |
Laying a Legend Dr F R Walsh | 245 |
Duiske Abbey Graignamanagh Edward W Hughes | 254 |
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